Limbanazo Mindiera Matandika PhD, is serving as an Interim Steering Committee member of the Africa Research Integrity Network (ARIN). She is a co-founder (2015) of the first network in Africa which aims at promoting responsible conduct of research.

Limbanazo has recently completed her PhD at the Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (KUHeS) where she is serving as a Research Fellow at the Center for Bioethics in Eastern and Central Africa (CEBESA). Her current role with CEBESA include teaching bioethics and Research Integrity (RI) to both postgraduate and undergraduate students, conducting research and consultation. She has 8 years’ experience working with medical research institutions in Malawi. She has served as a panelist on various International Research Integrity Conferences reflecting perspective on Research integrity from Low and Middle Income Countries.